BEEF ENCOUNTER
Sheila has been posting recipes and updating the blog and also encouraging me to put “pen to paper” I eventually checked out the blog, and immediately noticed a glaring omission … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
Sheila has been posting recipes and updating the blog and also encouraging me to put “pen to paper” I eventually checked out the blog, and immediately noticed a glaring omission … Continue Reading →
This simple steak as bags of flavour, but, it really does benefit from being cooked at least pink, but, preferably rare as it can become tough from over cooking. serves … Continue Reading →
This Pudding is so easy to make, everybody’s favourite, rich moist pastry around soft succulent chunks of meat. Once it is on the heat you can forget about it, except … Continue Reading →
Take a Cookery book and a whole world of food opens out before you. You are transported to the four corners of the world. A French bistro, an Italian … Continue Reading →
This recipe is taken from Delia’s fugal food. An inexpensive version of the classic stroganoff, and in my view it is far more tastier. Rich creamy and packed full … Continue Reading →
In 1987 we purchased several small books in a series from Sainsburys – two French, one Mexican and a Thai. These have become firm friends over the intervening years, even … Continue Reading →
This recipe for beef cheek Goulash is a rich and sumptuous rendition of the Hungarian classic. Ingredients 1/3 cup rendered duck fat 5 large onions ( 1kg ), sliced 5 … Continue Reading →
A truly delicious Lamb dish. Shawarma is actually a Turkish word which means turn. This is marinated, and spiced Lamb that is normally cooked on a rotisserie. The list … Continue Reading →